Evening Program announces Spring 2017 Dean’s List

At the end of each semester, the Huntingdon College Registrar's Office issues a list of students enrolled in the College's Evening Bachelor’s Degree program who have achieved academic distinction in their coursework during the semester and have earned inclusion on the program's Dean's List of Honors.

HUNTINGDON COLLEGE
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May 19, 2017

For more information, contact:
Su Ofe
(334) 833-4515; news@hawks.huntingdon.edu

Huntingdon Evening Program announces Spring 2017 Dean’s List honorees

Montgomery, Ala.—At the end of each semester, the Huntingdon College Registrar’s Office issues a list of students enrolled in the College’s Evening Bachelor’s Degree  program who have achieved academic distinction in their coursework during the semester and have earned inclusion on the program’s Dean’s List of Honors. To be named to the Dean’s List, an evening student must have completed all coursework for the semester, including at least three courses for which letter grades were issued, with an overall semester grade point average of 3.8 or higher.

The following students were named to the Huntingdon College Evening Studies/Evening Bachelor’s Degree Program Dean’s List of Honors for the spring semester, 2017. Students are listed in alphabetical order.

Dean’s List, Evening Bachelor’s Degree Program, Spring 2017

First Name Middle Name Last Name City State
Christina Perry Awbrey Opelika AL
Randy Joe Blackwell Fyffe AL
Jacob Bolden Blalock Prattville AL
Ethan Thomas Booth Leeds AL
Lauren Miranda Bowden Foley AL
Aaron Hans Box Hayden AL
Yolanda Bradford Birmingham AL
Sandra Ann Brown Gulf Shores AL
Tracie Leigh Bynum Fackler AL
Hailie Anne Christiansen Bay Minette AL
Allison Cruit Atmore AL
Whitney Cruthird Silverhill AL
Jared Cullins Opelika AL
Tyler Patterson Damiano Valley AL
Shane O’Ryan Davis Mount Vernon AL
Preston Douglas de la Parra Orange Beach AL
Cynthia Elder Helena AL
Ariel Faircloth Brewton AL
Jeremy Scott Fisher Birmingham AL
Austin Franklin Trussville AL
Joshua Adam Hall Pinson AL
Katie Marie Hatfield Ider AL
Randall Harold Haynes Section AL
Sonia Michelle Hicks Bay Minette AL
Myles Ray Hollingsworth Walnut Hill FL
Kristie Jones Bay Minette AL
Brandi Mitchell Jordan Helena AL
Carson Auburn Keele Hollywood AL
Chelsea Michelle Kendrick Mobile AL
Kristyanne Louise Kiner-Galish Saraland AL
Kristin Danielle Land Rainsville AL
William Taft Ledbetter Opelika AL
Misty Leigh Little Fort Payne AL
Kelly Madden Brewton AL
Dillen Phillip James Malone Spanish Fort AL
Derek Roger Maness Rainsville AL
Charity Massingill Bay Minette AL
Kendra Leanne Milby Auburn AL
Carl Alabert Mitchell Traussville AL
Diandra N. Mix Bay Minette AL
James Henry Mott Loxley AL
Annah Brook Nichols Atmore AL
Jennifer Odom Nichols Jasper AL
Morgan Shae Pendergrass Scottsboro AL
Austin Reece Pickrel Auburn AL
Brenda Jill Robinson Opelika AL
Desiree Monique Ross Valley AL
Catherine Haley Russell Opelika AL
Matthew Michael Sammis Talladega AL
Detra Stallworth Wilton AL
Elizabeth Ann Taylor Flomaton AL
Tanera Thigpin Bay Minette AL
Austin Betts Waller Opelika AL
Deborah Michelle Webb Bay Minette AL
Brooke W Williams Lanett AL
Avery Aaron Wilson Loxley AL
Christian Wright Stapleton AL
Rebecca Lynn Young Bay Minette AL

 

— Suellen (Su) Ofe
Associate Vice President for Marketing and Communications
Huntingdon College
1500 E. Fairview Ave., Montgomery, AL 36106
(334) 833-4515; Cell (334) 324-6591
www.huntingdon.edu

Huntingdon College, grounded in the Judeo-Christian tradition of the United Methodist Church, is committed to nurturing growth in faith, wisdom, and service and to graduating individuals prepared to succeed in a rapidly changing world. Founded in 1854, Huntingdon is a coeducational liberal arts college recognized among “The Fastest Growing Colleges in America”  by The Chronicle of Higher Education; among the top 10 regional colleges and top 10 best regional values by U.S. News and World Report; among the top tier of regional colleges by the Princeton Review; among “Colleges that Contribute to the Public Good,” by Washington Monthly; and on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. The Huntingdon campus, a Tree Campus USA, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Suellen (Su) Ofe

Suellen (Su) Ofe

Vice President
for Marketing and Communications
(334) 833-4515 | news@hawks.huntingdon.edu

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